Generally using MacPorts with anything in /usr/local will cause
problems, so see if R will install to another location.
You may be able to use binpaths in macports.conf in the way one can with
MacTeX, though this relies on ports having binary rather than port name
dependencies. Let me know if you want more details.
Russell
On 06/05/17 03:54, Carlo Tambuatco wrote:
I have the R.app application installed from the R project which also installs
the R binary executable in my /usr/local/bin directory, so the point is I have
R installed but it is not under macports control.
Is there a way to tell macports that I have R installed externally and get the
py34-rpy2 port to use my installation instead of having to install the R port
via macports? And if so, have this change persist through port upgrades…?
Thanks.
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